Balboa High School - Galleon Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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JAMES CALLAWAY . . . Red ..,can't help himself . . . always tinkering with something . . . has declared open hunting on brainstorms and iitterbugs. ANGELO GIOVANNE'I I'I ... Ang ...third part of Big Three . . . Vinc, Geno, and Ang . . . inseparable . . . ex- cept when Ang is catching up on shut eye...always put- tering in woodwork. WII.I.IAM GOGGIN . . . Sis ...tall and handsome ...but can you imagine...fav- orite subiect is embroidery ,Mat present, mind is occu- pied only with motorcycles. MERRILL GRIST... Bash- ful ...little lad who hides behind the scenes...stamp collecting, shows, football games, and girls are tops... ninth period annoys him. SENIOR JINX COMMITTEE On March 14, the curtain went up on a Toyland Senior Jinx, made successful through the combined efforts of the many Jinx Committees. The entertainment played to a full house be- cause the ticket sellers were sold out the day before the per- formance. Those who attended will never forget the color- ful costumes, the unusual setting. the witty dialogue of the sparkling entertainers, clever musical numbers, and an all- around entertaining hour of fun. JUNE GILLINGN. Junie ...can he quiet or noisy... whichever the occasion ndemandsmskating, dancing, and swimming are her middle names. LOUIS G-IOFFREDI.., Louie ...another admirer of the poor belittled hot-dog...prefers them with football games. !,.. AUDREY GLEND,PNNING... iud ...sports play big part in this ,Block 'Bi' gifl's e...always on lookout for new tricndsmand profession I modeling job. BEATRIKQE GOBIN... Bea ... oys in a group are taboo...but one boy...that's ditfe -nt...school would be worthwhile if there were double unches...destined to enter law school. ILENE C-RAI-IAM!..g'GrahamlCfrixckers .,19trange but ' rnrnon Lmbition O, this itt ' .ssie is to marry a Hllionairemat present DifQ'f2I!42r w7itli her. JACK GREGORY... Greg ..,two things on his mind ...sports and Betty...will be content when he can play grofessional baseball...three A finals would suit him ne. BARBARA GRONES...''Bobbie ...everlastingly search- ing for beauty,..not for herself...but for those less for- tunate...plans to study Cosmetology. GERDA GROTE... Gert ...when she's nice, is very nice, but when bad, look out...so she says...doesnt mind hard work. WILLIAM GUILES... Willie ...look out...here comes bundle of enthusiasm yelling his lungs out for the class of S '40...can you believe it...Willie's a woman hater. MARJORY GUINN...''Margie ...proud owner of a slightly used pug nose...nevertheless it belongs to her ...always ready for a good timemespecrally if Jacks around. CARL HANSON...''Lefty ...give him a good book... and he'll be content...airplanes will be ticket to success ...if he learns how they work. EUGENE HARGENS... Gus ...blond, slim, 5' feet 10 inches and nothing else...greatest ambition is to draw other people's earicaturesmfriendly person. VIOLA HARRISON... Feebe .,.if you see a tive-foot blonde cantering through Golden Gate Park, it may be Feebe...horses and fur chubbies are close to her heart, DARYI. HASTINGS... Blackie ...iust another happy- go-luckymsuppressed desire to meet I-Iedy l.amarr..,or marry Judy Garlandmenioys sportsmespecially baseball, HAYDEN VHAYDEN... Lust ...describes himself as ruggedmthinks most about cars, old and new...but finds time to heckle girls...wants to make millions...hates de- tentlons, DOLORES I-IAYES... Dee ...likes Italian dinners, skating, and Richard Greene...all kinds of sports find favor4in her eyes...ardent telephone eonversationalists will find a pal in Dee. June '40 NORMAN HANSEN . . . Dutch ...enjoys afternoon siestas...when asked who was his best friend replied: The Lone Ranger ...says there ain't no such ani- mal as pet subjects. vw. Ae e , . .-,,f,- if 'il' A . I. LORRAYNE HARRING- TON . . . Mickey . . . loud girls will never see her later...but roller skates ...that's altogether different ...always interested in them. PATSY HAUGHTON . . . Bridget ...swingand noise don't appeal to this lover of musie...has ambition to- ward a singing career . . . wonder if Nelson Eddy is her inspiration. SHIRLEY HEALY . . . 'jJinky .,.oh how she hates th get up in the morni but it's necessa ' rose dreams ' g a nurse are t I e true...doesn't like swingmmystery stories and tennis most favored. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE

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'J -i 'xii-,im 1 ls 1538 4 Z ,STN s Chief of the bureau for giving advice- For favors the Pirates need never ask twiceg She's ready and willing to help them succeed And always on hand when they're in need. WALTER BARDSLEY . . . Bud . . . seeing the world . . . through a porthole . . . would be life's fondest dream fulfilled . . . for this Pirate . . . who loves his stamp collection. MAY BARNES . . . Kooch . . . twin . . . full of rhythm . . . and personality . . . even won a medal . . . from Ernie . . . maybe he'll hire her as a private secretary. . GINO BARSETTI . . . Barse . . . imagine . . . here's one per- son who intends to be a good, hard worker . . . will it be stamp-collecting . . . or cooking . . . or eating his own cooking? MARY BASTIAN . . . Sister . . . well named . . . just like a sister . . . to anyone in need . . . this trait will be an asset when she becomes a school IUHITH. HELEN BATTAINI... Tiny .l . . and tiny it is . . . not even hve feet toward the clouds . . . but a big bit of heaven . . . and dressmaking as her long Suit. WII.I.IAIvI BECKER . . . Beaver . . . just like a bea- ver, too . . . always on the job . . . particularly in an ofhce . . . how could he help it . . . with a pal like Earl Schleuter. ROSALIE BELLI . . . Ro . . . well, well, the zoo is cer- tainly on this damsel's taboo list . . . can't stand monkeys . . . to be beauty specialist . . . could the two have connection? Bardsley Becker Bergstrom Bontempi Barnes Belli Berkowitz Bordin Barsetti ' Bencivenga Bernardi Bosch Bastian Berch Beversdorf Bosticlc V Battaini Bergmann Bonami Bottarini EDWARD BENCIVENGA . . . ERNEST BEVERSDORF . . . Bengy . . . imagine wanting Ernie . . . heartbreaker de to be a iazz pianist . . .and not liking to dance . . . maybe w-e're wrong . .' Janyhow, he's been bitten by the stamp bug. GEORGE BERCH . . . f'S0n- ny . . . this boy's future is full of dirt . . . yes sir . . . selling real estate . . . will be able to toot his horn . . . experience in R.O. and All-City bands. UNA BERGMANN... Bunnyf' . . . oh, definitely . . . this C.S.F.'er will someday be a member of Balboa's faculty... already collecting souvenirs for her young charges.. ogoidfia BERGslR0M rki, . . . alGreyhound bu-5 's'alllthis class prexy de- sirefs .,.,fywhat a driver . . . not gol . . . can't stand that fool- ish pasture game. MORRIS ,BILRKOWITZ . . . Berky . . . goes around in circles . . . on paper . . . trying to compose a song...wants to compete with Irving Berlin . . . or Nelson Eddy. YOLANDA BERNARDI . . . Yo . . . some young man's going to be fooled . . . when he picks this lady for his life's partner, . . 'cause homework is not in her line . . . get it? luxe . . . hopes he's better structural engineer . . . than in making glans now . . . charts a straig t course . . . when ulling an oar . . . but not in keeping his medals. LUCY BONAMI . . . Luce . . . can tell when this girl's around...by her loud 'Tain't the way I heard it! . . . but she's really training for the Metropolitan opera for uproarj . VINCENT BONTEMPI . . . Vince . . . the cackling Casa- nova . , . will probably pester us over radio . . . but with a pleas- ing voice . . . something to be thankful for . . . quite an actor. ALFRED BORDIN... Moose . . . believe it or not . . . this moose decided to be cultured... so he joined the Etiquette Club . . . to know how to behave . . . when he joins the navy. WI ED BOSQiH,.. Win- nie . . . likes to look at the stars . 1 , but not alone . . . can cook, too . . . should do well with these two combined . . . whoo! whoo! ALLEN BOSTICK . . . Duck . . . this duck doesnnt- ike wet feet . . .ibut his hot so ks re- move th'slwQ,vry . . . hopes they'll b hot enoggh to land him in a hitect's ffice. LMA- .L------A-. ii .t-aa..4...... E. ..,. l Brady Brandhofer Budde Burchett Burgess, I. CHARLES BOTTARINI . . . Bott . . . believes in pre- paretlness . . . collects old army guns . . . another architect . . . 10092 attendance at registry de- lights him. ANN BRADY . . . Annief' . . . strongly likes democratic people . , . but snobs . . . oh, my . . . hn es to be in hospital some fine diay . . . as a nurse . . . not a patient. WALL CE BRANDHOFER... Wal . . . see the birdie . . . that's what Wally tells his audience . . . then he snaps his linger . . . and the proof is in the box . . . what a teacher! XVILLI UDDE . . . Bud . . . far iz ale young chap . . . blon a ' attracts the girls . . . and 'i r gness to have a good timemsports fill his life . . . intends design material dream houses . . . for other people. GORDON BURCHETT . . . Goird'3'. . . foo . . . girl-crazy fellows get -his goat . . . oh! what goat, Gordon? . . . maybe it's the navy academy's . . . where he wants to go. JEANNE BURGESS . . . Honey . . . clashing colors, articularly in clothes, annoy lier . . . always saying hold my books lo Byran Robert- son . . . ahem. Page Fifleen I l

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June i 'llll i VIRGINIA HOUSEI .... Ginny ...shatters her nerv- ous system reading mystery stories...yet turns deaf ears to sensiblef?J chatter of boys...becausc' its generally about themselves. JAMES HUGHES... jug- head . . . another heart breaker...even worse than brother -Iack...no strings at- tuched...a clock watcher in class...but, when it comes to sports, hours pass and no objections. DONALD HUNT.. Dude ...sophisticated girls out... but sophisticated swing?... tops...out to take Artie Sll2lVV,S place in swing world ...College of Pacific is next to hear his liot notes. JUNE INl,IERTY... rlulie ...future dress designer... probably specializing in red ...even to bank atcount... and hair...pity poor luis- band. PAGE TXVENTY-SIX WII,I.llE HELLUND . . . Mouse . . . regular back- woodsmanmlikes to hunt, trap. and lish,..will be a menace to out-of-season hunters when he becomes game warden. EVANGELINE HERNAN- DEZ...''Bangie ...wants to be a dancer...plans to oper- ate beauty shop...reads and goes to movies to kill time ...can't stand conceited peo- ple and homework. BENJAMIN HILLER , . . Unk . . . never worries where his next meal comes t'rom...always wants to do some hunting...wild game ...university bound...to be- come doctor. I.II.I.IAN HOLBROOK . . . I.il ...oFfice machines and shorthand in a Southern Pa- citic ofiice hold the spotlight ...as well as a Heald's schol- arship...life complete then. ROBERT HELM... Red ...always good for fun and laughs...has desire to be like Popeyemtraining for this by entering all outdoor spoi'ts...fire drills annoy him. ,IESSE HENRIQUES... Wings .,.yes, puts on wings when doing homeworkmflies over it...but when it comes to arehery...it would take a book to give impres- sion of it. MURIEL HETHERINGTON... Mur ...OrphaAn An- nie in personmalways helping people out of ditliculties ...great racket...along with tennis. DONALD HEWl'l'T... D0n ...thri1ls to the jingle of m0ney...served as Treasurer of S,A. in Fall '39... going to step into his place in business world...as chief money keeper. LOUISE HODGKINSON...'fHutchie ...friendly and sweet...so friends say...especially prexy Martha...ask her how she'd like to ride a b1cycle...she would. ROBERT HOFFMAN...''Bob ...radio, radio, and more radio...except when jack Benny performs...this future j.Cl. lad wants to become machine designer. MARTHA HOLDENER...''Marty ...delights in up- setting school traditions...and capturing honors...hrst girl senior prexy...charm and personality chief assets... more senior pins than a jewelry store owns. GLADYS HOPKINS...''Glad ...lost without radio... out to carve place in world as designer...will put models together herself...if no one else will. CLASS COUNSE LORS What would a class do without its counselors? We know that the seniors could not get along without Miss Myra Daly and Mr. john Clarke, who have helped many boys and girls straighten out problems in their programs and have given coun- sel that has headed many toward success. The little word thanks does not seem enough, but it will suffice until the success of the graduates may measure to some degree the . advice offered by these two gracious persons. GEORGE HOWARD... Howie ...there's something about a soldier...and this one is no diEerent...'battali0n commander of Balboa's unit...0n to Army Air Corps. JAMES HOWIE... Iim ...to settle down as married man...may be other hslrin the sea...only wants one... must be beautiful...has line already set. JOHN HUGHES... jack ...itlol of many campus eo- eds...but Irene has tirst bid...another gridiron man who made the grade...wrecker of old jalopies...and hearts. CQHARLEEN HUMPHREYS... Humps ...if y0u're ill four years from now, take a good look at the nurse... it may be Humps...maybe she'll even wear ice skates. ARTHUR HUNTING... Vulture ...it's too much for him...going to be a hermit...ofT to solitary cave...way up on some mountainmwhere he can rule alone, DOROTHEA HURLBUT... D0t ...carved big spot in Balboa's Hall of Fame.,.as well as in cakes of soap... achievements include Block B , C.S.F., and Honor Society. EDITH J .KS de ilroy's greatest attrac- tion... W L. ive anything to find who's trying to play - 'rn uring fifth period...such noises. EIJWARD ACKSON... Duke ...plans to run a ton- sorial pa ...you know barber shop...says there's noth- ing like it...if a radio is there to shorten the hours.